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There is a time limit on when you can edit posts to stop confusion. There is also a pretty clear warning about content not being removed just prior to posting. if you don't want something to appear on the boards, don't post it.

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The location header expects a complete url.

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Obviously you missed this? http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php?topic=244703.0

You can also download repos as a zip directly from Github if your not planning on working on the project itself.

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<?php class something { private $somevar; public function __construct($somevar) { $this->somevar = $somevar; } public function test() { return $this->somevar; } } $layout = 'foo'; $obj = new something($layout); echo $obj->test();

Is php_pdo_sqlsrv_53_nts.dll in your ext directory?

Your asking to make $layout some sort of global variable which completely breaks the entire idea of using a class. If your class really depends on the $layout variable, it should be passed into the objects __construct().

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Code would be helpful.

Pardon?

You need to use <?php ?> tags around php.

this is exactly the same issue as your last thread. Images do NOT contain HTML.

You have html mixed in with code that creates an image. Images are not made of html. Remove the html, then create another html page in put your script in an image tag. eg; <img src="yourphpscript.php" />.

Post your code.

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Generally functions or methods should return either true or false depending on wether or not they fail or succeed. This makes them easy to handle using logic like: if ($contents = $s3->getBucket("mybucket")) { foreach ($contents as $file) { // rst of code } } Clearly, whatever $s3 is pretty poorly written as it appears to be triggering a warning. I would investigate the getBucket() method itself and have it either return true or false, or if really necessary an exception. At least they are easy to handle.

I usually only use 2 (spaces) for HTML. You shouldn't really use tabs in PHP either as it's not consistent enough across editors.

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Then obviously you have come to the wrong place.

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Have you tried any debugging?

I will. I just made my first OOP class and I would really like to learn more about it, because I feel that it is the next step for me as a coder. Just because your using classes does not mean your coding in OOP. It's a first step, but it's not the entire picture.